This is just very weird to read. What was this scammer’s endgame? With all this info they can call up GoDaddy and redirect your domain (and all your emails) to

This is just very weird to read. What was this scammer’s endgame? With all this info they can call up GoDaddy and redirect your domain (and all your emails) to themselves, or call AT&T and sim swap you. Why even call the actual account holder? https://www.zdnet.com/finance/blockchain/fbi-warns-sim-swapping-attacks-are-rocketing-dont-brag-about-your-crypto-online/ https://www.zdnet.com/finance/blockchain/fbi-warns-sim-swapp... As for these “confirmation” emails or SMS — they are so dumb !!! Why don’t they just include a full description of the ACTION you are supposed to have taken, that you are expected to be confirming? In big red letters before the confirmation number. That way the scammer won’t be able to trick you. Sheesh, these companies haven’t figured out to include that?